The August 1, 2023 Home and Community Based Waiver and Personal Care Target Provider List is attached to this notice. A list of FAQs regarding the Target Provider methodology is also attached. Copies of both documents can be requested at orrcostreport@alaska.gov.
STATE OF ALASKADEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND SOCIAL SERVICESPUBLIC NOTICE The waiver and personal care providers named on the August 1, 2021 Waiver and Personal Care Target Provider list are required, per 7 AAC 145.531(a-h) to submit their annual financial report to the Office of Rate Review within eight months of the end of their fiscal year.
Contracted Emergency Residential Services (CERS) programs for Personal Care Home Services target and prioritize homeless Veterans transitioning from literal street homelessness, Veterans being discharged from institutions, including those in need of medical respite, and Veterans who recently became homeless and require safe and stable living arrangements while they seek permanent housing.
Activities - The below describes the activities this program initiative requires of awarded respondents, inclusive of how the target population will be identified and served, the direct services and service modalities that will be provided to the target population, and the professional development and training that will be required of, and provided to, the staff delivering those services. 1) The level of service increments for this program initiative
Contractor shall be required to provide short term (up to 90 days) residential care and treatment in a safe and secure environment to eligible Veterans who need immediate housing placement as they seek permanent housing and additional care and services that target the underlying factors contributing to homelessness; services to include basic room and board with furnishings, personal storage space, and three meals per day and snacks, access to laundry
Contracting with for-profit entities is contingent upon approval obtained from the Washington State Department of Social and Health Services, Aging and Long-Term Support Administration. • Applicant must demonstrate at least three (3) years’ experience in providing services to the target population. • Applicant must have a current Washington State Business License or an explanation of why the agency is exempt from registering the business with the
has operated a Federally Qualified Health Center (FQHC) and developed an integrated delivery system of programs, services and patient-centered interventions that intentionally target the full continuum of its communities.
